As one of the highest grossing films of all time, The Avengers<\/a><\/strong> is about as big as a movie can get. However, you don’t need to have a multimillion dollar budget to get something out of these awesome behind-the-scenes videos. Here’s\u00a0a list of six filmmaking takeaways from the BTS videos of The Avengers<\/strong>. Let’s begin:<\/p>\n As with most things, in filmmaking the difference is in the details. This goes for indie films all the way up to Hollywood blockbusters. In this featurette,\u00a0Jeff White<\/a>, the Visual Effects Supervisor for The Avengers talks about how they decided to make their Hulk a little more \u201cflabby\u201d than previous iterations. This decision proved to make the CGI character much more believable.<\/strong><\/p>\n The artists behind the Hulk took into account an insane amount of detail, from cloth simulations for skin all the way down to the theoretical weight of the Hulk. It was these smaller details (and a decade of VFX innovation) that helped separate the 2012 Hulk from the 2003 Hulk<\/a>.<\/p>\n1. It\u2019s the last 15% of the details that make all the difference.<\/h3>\n
Key Takeaway: The beauty is in the details.<\/h4>\n